ServicesSite clearance & fly-tip removal
Clear the land, then keep it clear.
Fly-tipped rubbish, dumped cars and leftover waste make a site look abandoned, and that invites more of the same. We clear it, have it moved by licensed waste carriers to permitted sites, and then help close the gaps that let it happen. Every job comes with photos and the waste paperwork.
Sectors we cover
- Hospitality
- Retail
- Residential
- Corporate
- Events
- Construction
- + sites that fall between them
Clear it before it multiplies.
Licensed
Waste carriers, permitted sites
Paperwork
Waste records kept for you
Photos
Before and after every job
Every
Way in looked at afterwards
Fly-tipped rubbish cleared.
Bags, rubble, mattresses and old fridges dumped at a field gate or behind a unit. We collect it, sort it where we can, and have it taken to sites permitted to accept it.
Any mix of waste
Household rubbish, building waste and bulky items.
Sorted for recycling
What can be recycled goes that way rather than to landfill.
Paperwork kept
Waste transfer records you can show if anyone asks.
Abandoned vehicles removed.
A car or van left on private land is an eyesore, can leak fuel and oil, and is a fire risk. We arrange removal of abandoned and unauthorised vehicles from private land, following the proper checks first.
Any size
Cars, vans, trailers and caravans.
Process followed
Checks and notices done before anything is moved.
Ground left clean
Leaks and debris cleared once it has gone.
Hazardous waste handled safely.
Dumped waste often hides needles, chemicals, batteries or paint. Hazardous items are picked out, kept apart from general waste and moved by licensed waste carriers to permitted sites. Where the law needs a specialist, such as for asbestos, we bring one in.
Sharps
Needles picked up with the right kit and disposed of safely.
Chemicals and oils
Kept separate and moved by licensed carriers.
Specialist waste
Licensed specialists brought in where the law requires.
After an eviction or encampment.
When people leave a site, a lot often stays behind. We clear land and buildings after evictions, from rubbish and sharps to abandoned furniture, and leave them ready to secure.
Land cleared
Fields, car parks and yards back in use.
Buildings cleared
Rooms emptied, sharps removed, floors swept.
Ready to secure
Screens, blocks or new locks fitted straight after.
Stopping the next load.
Clearing a site is only half the job. If the gate still opens and nobody is watching, the rubbish comes back. We look at how it got in and suggest what will stop it.
Blocks and gates
Vehicle access closed at the entrances being used.
Camera towers
Footage of vehicles and number plates for reporting.
Patrols
Regular visits so the site looks looked after.
Photos and paperwork every time.
Fly-tipping on private land is usually the landowner's to clear, so you need proof of where it went. Every job ends with before and after photos and the waste records.
Before and after
Photos of the site when we arrive and when we leave.
Waste records
Where each load went and who carried it.
Reporting help
Evidence passed on if you report the fly-tipping.
Built for land people treat as tips.
Open land, quiet yards and empty units collect rubbish fast. Clearing it and closing the way in breaks the cycle.
Rubbish piling up
Cleared quickly, before one bag turns into a lorry load.
Hidden hazards
Sharps and chemicals found, separated and moved by licensed carriers.
No proof of disposal
Waste records showing where every load went.
It keeps coming back
Blocks, cameras and patrols close the route in.
How it works
From first photo to clear site.
- 01
Site visit
We look at what is there, how much, any hazards and how a vehicle can reach it.
- 02
Quote and plan
What will be removed, how and when, agreed with you in writing.
- 03
Clearance
Waste removed and moved by licensed waste carriers to permitted sites.
- 04
Close and report
Photos, waste records and a plan to stop it happening again.
Who clears it
Proper clearance, or a cheap van.
A cheap collection can end up dumped somewhere else, and the trail can lead back to you. Use a carrier you can check.
Carriers
Licensed
Every load moved by a licensed waste carrier you can check.
Destination
Permitted sites
Taken where it is allowed to go, not tipped down the road.
Hazards
Handled
Sharps and chemicals separated, with specialists brought in where needed.
Records
Kept
Waste paperwork and photos for every job.
Prevention
Included
Advice on blocks, cameras and patrols to stop repeat dumping.
The rules
Duty of care
Anyone passing on waste has a legal duty of care to use a licensed carrier. Ignis Shield works that way on every job.
Rules we work toWords from a client go here once one agrees to be quoted. Until then, the before and after photos speak for the work.
FAQ
Questions people ask about site clearance.
Who has to clear fly-tipping on private land?
Usually the landowner or occupier. That is why it pays to clear it quickly and keep records of where it went.
Where does the waste go?
It is moved by licensed waste carriers to sites permitted to accept it, and recycled where possible. You get the records.
Can you deal with needles and chemicals?
Yes. Sharps are collected with proper kit and hazardous items kept apart. Where the law needs a specialist, such as for asbestos, we bring one in.
Can you remove abandoned cars?
Yes, from private land. We carry out the proper checks and notices before anything is moved.
How quickly can you clear a site?
Small jobs can often be done within days. Large or hazardous clearances take more planning. We give you a date after the site visit.
Can you stop it happening again?
We can suggest and fit blocks, camera towers and signs, and add patrols. Closing the entrance usually makes the biggest difference.
Get your site cleared.
Book a free site assessment. We will see what needs removing and how to stop it coming back.
